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Discord Shitposting Channel Rule Clarification

A screenshot of a Discord chat in the 'rules' channel. User AS196747 posts a message expressing frustration about needing to clarify that the 'shitposting channel' does not involve posting actual feces, warning that such actions will result in a ban. Below the message are various reaction emojis including a shocked face, frog, poop, fire, broken heart, and others with respective counts.
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cant believe we have to even state this shitposting channel does not actually mean posting your shit its disgusting and will result in a ban

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cant believe we have to even state this
shitposting channel does not actually mean posting your shit its disgusting and will result in a ban

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A screenshot of a Discord chat in the 'rules' channel. User AS196747 posts a message expressing frustration about needing to clarify that the 'shitposting channel' does not involve posting actual feces, warning that such actions will result in a ban. Below the message are various reaction emojis including a shocked face, frog, poop, fire, broken heart, and others with respective counts.

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Originates from Reddit as a meme, depicting a fictional or real Discord chat screenshot. The content humorously mocks the necessity of obvious rules in online communities, specifically clarifying the colloquial term 'shitposting' to prevent literal misinterpretation.

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